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Wouldn't a hit piece like this run afoul of most courts? There's a reason that talks after a ruling are so clipped.
by shakna 2y ago
Wouldn't a hit piece like this run afoul of most courts? There's a reason that talks after a ruling are so clipped.
- NotYourLawyer 2y agoThe reason is confidentiality agreements after a settlement. This isn’t a settlement.
- dathinab 2y agoand it also doesn't disclose any actual information except that they stopped direct peering
- stop50 2y agoThis german news article explains what happened, they quote directly from the ruling: https://www.golem.de/news/kabel-nicht-gezogen-meta-muss-telekom-fuer-peering-bezahlen-2405-185159.html https://www.golem.de/news/kabel-nicht-gezogen-meta-muss-tele...
- shakna 2y agoThe other reason is defamation. The line that constitutes it is lowered, when you're talking about something that has gone before the courts.